7/18/2024
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Addressing pandemic staffing cuts: A strategic approach
The post-pandemic education landscape is in a state of flux, demanding that North Carolina’s school systems break free from the status quo. With the $3.6 billion in federal ESSER III funding set to expire this fall, the need for lasting,...
Summer apprenticeship program commences for students in southeastern North Carolina
A new apprenticeship program is helping high school students plant seeds for the future. Gov. Roy Cooper celebrated the start of the Summer Manufacturing Academy at Lenoir and Wayne Community Colleges on July 10. The seven-week program is a part...
Registration open for Color of Education summit featuring keynote by Dr. Eddie Glaude Jr.
On Sept. 27-28, 2024, the Dudley Flood Center for Educational Equity and Opportunity (Flood Center) will host its annual Color of Education summit. The convening will bring together educators, policymakers, advocates, researchers, students, and other stakeholders to progress collective action...
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Board: Private school vouchers hurt public schools
The Wilson County Board of Education’s chairwoman called the continued erosion of public school funding and parallel rise in private school subsidies a case of “total disrespect for the job that public education does" Read the rest
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Pa. lawmakers reach $47.6 billion budget deal with sweeping changes to public education
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NC Parents Bill of Rights produces ‘concerning’ decline in CMS student health screenings
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